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      DT Post – Amy Almeida’s Quirky ATCs
      June 3, 2016

      Photo 1A

      Photo 1B

      Good Morning, Amy here, and today I’m excited to share with you a few fun and quirky Artist Trading Cards (ATCs) I made using a few of Joggles and Joggles/Bloobel stamps. Joggles Cling Mounted Rubber Stamps are so much fun to play with, as they give a crisp impression every time. Barbara carries such a fun variety, too- there is something for everyone and every occasion! Here’s my tutorial on using these quirky stamps to make a few ATC’s.

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      Supplies used:

      Canson Watercolor Paper – 9″ x 12″ 90# Cold Pressed

      Lindy’s Stamp Gang Magicals– Tiffanylou’s Blue, Queen of Hearts Red and Curiouser Chartreuse

      Joggles Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp – Horace

      Joggles / Bloobel Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp – Funny Bunny #1

      Joggles / Bloobel Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp – Sally Surprise

      Joggles Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp – Message In A Bubble – Believe

      Joggles / Margaret Applin Designs Cling Mounted Rubber Stamp – Grunge Stars Border

      Finnabair Clear Stamps – Messy

      Idea-ology by Tim Holtz – [TH93193] Small Talk

      Spectrum Noir Markers

      Zig 2 Way Glue

      Tim Holtz Distress Micro Glaze

      Golden Matte Medium

      Black Cardstock

      Spectrum Noir Ultrasmooth Premium Cardstock

      StazOn Midi Ink Pad – Claret

      Archival Ink Pads: , Jet Black, Aquamarine and Leaf Green

      Tim Holtz Sizzix Mixed Media 3 Thinlits Die

      Fiskars 1/8 Inch Circle Hand Punch

      Metal Brads

      Here is my process:

      Photo 2

      Start by adding the Lindy’s Stamp Gang Magicals to your watercolor paper. I used Tiffanylou’s Blue, Queen of Hearts Red and Curiouser Chartreuse here. The Tiffanylou’s Blue is a shimmer powder so it leaves a pretty blue shimmer after the water has been added. Oooooo love!

      Photo 3

      Spray your watercolor paper with water and move the paper around so the colors blend together. Dry with your heat gun and cut it down to 2.25 x 3.25 inches. This will allow for the 2.5 x 3.5 inches (standard size for ATC’s) black cardstock base which we will adhere it to later and give us a nice border around our ATCs. Do not throw out the scrap pieces as we will use some of them later on. :o)

      Photo 4

      Stamp Horace, Funny Bunny #1 and Sally Surprise Joggles Cling Stamps onto the Spectrum Noir Ultrasmooth Premium Cardstock using Jet Black Archival Ink. This paper is great for coloring with Alcohol Markers. :o)

      Photo 5

      Color your images with your medium of choice and fussy cut them out. I used Spectrum Noir Markers here. I cut off the bottom of Sally’s present in order to have her fit on the ATC but it looks as if she’s peeking in. LOL!

      Photo 6

      Using Grunge Stars Borders Joggles Cling Stamp and Aquamarine Archival Ink, stamp the image randomly onto your three pieces of the watercolor paper.

      Photo 7

      Using the Finnabair Clear Stamp, Messy, and Leaf Green Archival Ink, stamp the text randomly onto your ATC pieces.

      Photo 8

      Die cut some Black Cardstock using the Tim Holtz Sizzix Mixed Media 3 Thinlits Die and cut pieces to adhere to your ATCs with Zig 2 Way Glue. Dies are great for added texture on small pieces like ATCs but you can use any stencils like Joggles Skinny Minny Mask – Pebbly with texture paste as well.

      I like to use the Tim Holtz Distress Micro Glaze on any colored items I may be using a Matte Medium on. This helps to protect your images from any other medium you may use. Just dip your finger into the wax and rub onto your pieces and then rub off gently with a paper towel. I also used the Distress Micro Glaze on my ATC pieces to seal the Magicals and prevent any smearing in our upcoming steps.

      Photo 10

      Stamp Messages In A Bubble- Believe Joggles Cling Stamp using Claret StazOn Midi Ink onto scrap pieces of your watercolor paper and fussy cut. Using a 1/8’ hole punch or paper piercer, punch holes on your sentiments and ATC pieces and adhere together using metal brads.

      Photo 11

      Adhere your images to your ATCs with Golden Matte Medium and, once dry, adhere them to black cardstock cut at 2.5 x 3.5 inches which is the standard size for ATCs. This is also where you will see how well the Tim Holtz Distress Micro Glaze works. Your Magicals will not smear with the Matte Medium like other watercolor mediums can and allow for great layering with different mediums. :o)

      Photo 12

      The last step is to slide your “Believe” sentiments out of the way and add sentiments from the Idea-ology by Tim Holtz -Small Talk in behind them. Now your “Believe” sentiment acts as a door to a little sentiment behind it. :o)

      Here’s a closer look at the ATCS with these fun and quirky stamps and sentiments:

      Photo 13A Photo 13B

      Photo 14APhoto 14B

      Photo 15APhoto 15B

      I sure hope I’ve inspired you to try out some of the cute and quirky Joggles Stamps and a fun way to use your sentiments and brads. Don’t forget to show us your mixed media makes over at the Joggles Art Adventure FB Group; we’d love to see what you create! Thank you for joining me today, and happy craftin’!

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      11 Comments


      Virginia England
      June 3, 2016 at 7:58 am
      Reply

      Awesome!!!!



        Amy A
        June 3, 2016 at 5:53 pm
        Reply

        Thank you Virginia. :o)

      Faye Touve
      June 3, 2016 at 9:58 am
      Reply

      These are so cute Amy! Thank you for sharing your process.



        Amy A
        June 3, 2016 at 5:53 pm
        Reply

        Thank you Faye, so happy you enjoyed it. :o)

      Gracie Norton
      June 3, 2016 at 12:09 pm
      Reply

      These are wonderful The ‘do your best” is my favorite.



        Amy A
        June 3, 2016 at 5:52 pm
        Reply

        Thank you Gracie, the Bunny is my favorite. Lol. 🙂

      Barbara Campbell
      June 3, 2016 at 12:37 pm
      Reply

      fun! fun! fun!



        Amy A
        June 3, 2016 at 5:51 pm
        Reply

        Thank you Barbara, I had a lot of fun making them. 🙂

      Jean
      June 3, 2016 at 4:14 pm
      Reply

      I just love what you did with the sentiments and brads. Thank you for sharing so much. I must make some ATC’s, after some journal pages.



        Amy A
        June 3, 2016 at 5:50 pm
        Reply

        Thank you Jean! Be sure to share what you make with us. 🙂

      Barbara J. Stewart
      June 5, 2016 at 1:58 pm
      Reply

      Wow Amy A, there sure are some GREAT ideas you shared with us here. I sort of feel my mojo creeping back upon me and thinking in terms of tags for my surface. Thanks for some inspiration – my mojo left for a walk some time ago now … and I’m waiting for its return!!!



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